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The relative emission spectrum of the LED source was measured with a calibrated CVI-monochromator (Digikrom 480) and was found to lie within the range 430-520 nm with its spectral emittance centered at 470 nm.
However, so long as they are consistent, and there is no change or difference in the bulb emission spectrum, it should be possible to correlate the film with any selected band of a filter-detector radiometer, as in Figures 6 and 7.
The orange glass sample is a NIST standard reference material 2490, SRM 2490, which has a certified relative emission spectrum for excitation at 412 nm.
 
 
 
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